Flashback: Cleta's Own Special

In 1987, Cleta Medders, Harold's wife and Marla's sister-in-law had six specials before cancelling in 1993. The first was "Cleta's Holiday Special" in 1987. Next is "Cleta's Wild and Free Special" in 1988, "Cleta's Good Time Special" in 1989, "Cleta's Gospel Special" in 1990, "Cleta's Hand Clapping and Foot Stomping Special" in 1991, and "Cleta's Movie Special" in 1992.

Guests:
1987: Oak Ridge Boys, Roger Whittaker, Don Williams, Lee Greenwood
1988: Boxcar Willie, Forester Sisters
1989: Earl Thomas Conley, Conway Twitty, Barbara Mandrell and Slim Whitman
1990: Anne Murray, Delphine Medders-Franklin
1991: Boxcar Willie, George Strait, Alabama, Mickey Gilley
1992: Boxcar Willie, Statler Brothers, Faron Reeves and Aaron Tippin

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